Advice, inspiration and answers for imagining your wedding film.

No. I am based in Seine-et-Marne, near Fontainebleau, but I travel throughout France for couples looking for a cinematic and personal wedding film.

Travel is free within 50 km. Beyond that, travel and accommodation costs depend on the distance and are clearly detailed in the quote, before any booking. That is also the whole point of choosing a photo & video duo: you only pay a single travel and accommodation fee for the two of us.

Yes. Sound is part of the storytelling. Vows, speeches, laughter and atmosphere give the film a voice and make the emotion stronger.

With the video-only package, the film is delivered within 2 to 3 weeks. During high season, this can take up to a month and a half.

With the photo & video duo package, allow between a month and a half and 3 months.

Yes, all the deliverables are shared: you receive the photos and the videos on the same day.

Gwen and I work together throughout the day: light, positioning and timing are planned as a duo.

In the package, the wedding film lasts between 7 and 10 minutes. That is much shorter than a classic wedding video, and that is exactly the point.

In a cinematic film, I only keep the most beautiful and the most interesting moments. This selection leaves me plenty of material to be creative, and a creative videographer is one who can create films full of emotion.

If the film calls for it, I can absolutely choose to go beyond 10 minutes.

The couple session video lasts about 1 minute.

When you contact me, we set up a first meeting.

I then send you a short form to fill in separately, so I can learn a little more about both of you.

This form lets me personalise my service and take elements from your answers to create moments that are truly your own!

One week before the wedding, we hold a final meeting to settle the last details of the schedule.

As early as possible, especially for weddings between May and September. Ideally, book at least 1 year before your wedding date.

I take on a limited number of weddings to preserve a high level of attention.